The Chinese Brand That Didn’t Exist In Britain A Year Ago Just Outsold Honda And Mazda Combined
Chery brand reached 2 percent market share less than one year after UK arrival. It logged 3,212 sales in July, 300 more than Honda and Mazda put together. Sister brands include Jaecoo, which has two models in top 10 best-sellers list. Launching a new car brand is supposed to take years. Chery appears to have skipped that chapter. Less than a year after registering its first customer cars in Britain, the Chinese automaker has already grabbed a 2 percent market share, and last month sold more cars than Honda and Mazda combined. July was Chery’s strongest month yet. The company registered 3,212 SUVs, according to Britain’s Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT), comfortably beating Honda ‘s 1,362 and even edging past Honda and Mazda put together, with the Japanese pair managing a combined 2,912 registrations. Related: Chery’s Reborn Land Rover Freelander Wants Half Its Sales To Come From Abroad It also o...